| rasmus ekman wrote:
> There is the undocumented opcode "seed", but this might as well stay
> undocumented: Unless I've misread the code in cmath.c, it looks like the
> last instance of seed (the one appearing in the highest-numbered instrument)
> will init all x-class noise opcodes on a global level
I noticed this when trying to add some random vibrato stuff with multiple detuned
oscillators using gaussian noise with independent "seed"´s. It was never thick
enough for this reason. It should really be fixed. Which is the usability of a
random opcode, no matter its length, if it always outputs the same sequence?? It
won´t work for multiple chorus, nor for algorithmic composition, nothing... just as
"noise"...
Josep M Comajuncosas
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